According to Certified Water Specialist Gordie Amsdill, owner and president of Advanced Water Treatment, those who have their water treated by Advanced Water Treatment/EcoWater can rest assured their needs will be met. Since 1925, EcoWater has been "saving the world, one tap at a time." It's that good! All water systems are 100 percent performance guaranteed and "we put it in writing."

Gordie, the only sixth level Certified Water Specialist in West Virginia or Virginia, offers a complete water analysis and a "no pressure" quote. "If someone is trying to pressure a person into buying, they should call us and get a complete water analysis before they buy. EcoWater is committed to providing customers with the best equipment available." With over 62 patents and more pending.

Advanced Water Treatment, Inc. is committed to solving your water quality concerns whether its stained fixtures, bad taste, odor, bacterial or chemical contamination.

Advanced Water Treatment is located in Hinton, WV. We cover West Virginia and Virginia. For more information, call 1-800-985-2000.

Greenbrier Manor, owned and operated by the Greenbrier County Nursing Home Association, opened its doors in October of 1969. This 100-bed skilled nursing facility, with 104 employees, provides rehabilitation services consisting of physical, speech, and occupational therapy, as well as long-term nursing care. The residents of Greenbrier Manor enjoy a variety of activities on a daily basis, including outings to local restaurants, shopping trips, picnics at Island Park, trips to the State Fair, Christmas light displays, and much more.

Many volunteer groups provide entertainment for our residents on a routine basis. On top of all this, our residents participate in the GeriOlympics at Institute, WV.

We invite you to visit Greenbrier Manor and give us the opportunity to show you how "We Care" By Making "OUR HOME YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME." For more information call 304-645-3076.

Chartered in 1919, Davis Stuart Inc. began when Mr. and Mrs. George Davis donated 574 acres near Lewis-burg, WV, to the Presbyterian Church to be used as an orphanage. Today, Davis-Stuart is a Presbyterian Therapeutic Residential Center for adolescents, ages 12-19. The following services are offered: individual and family counseling, substance abuse counseling, on-grounds school, work and recreation programs, basic living skills and chaplaincy.

In addition to the main facility in Lewisburg, Davis-Stuart also maintains four group homes located in Maxwelton, Beckley, Prince-ton, and Bluefield. These homes are for youngsters with less intensive needs who are able to reside in community based settings.

Davis-Stuart also benefits local communities by employing over 115 staff engaged in the following activities: therapy, social work, medical, administrative, maintenance, and farming.

Davis-Stuart is a ministry of the Synod of the Trinity supported in part by individual Presbyterians, the Synod of the Trinity, various Presbyterian congregations, and state and federal funds. Since its inception, Davis-Stuart Inc. has cared for over 2,900 West Virginia youngsters. Including the Lewisburg and group home programs, 68 youth can be served at one time. All residents are referred through West Virginia DHHR.

To learn more about employment opportunities or ways to give, please call 647-5577 or visit www.davis-stuart.org.

The Robert C. Byrd Clinic is dedicated to promoting better health for Greenbrier Valley Families. We combine a commitment to providing the best family health care possible with a program which emphasizes the most advanced knowledge in osteopathic medical care. The Robert C. Byrd Clinic provides a full range of family health care. Services include comprehensive family practice care for all age groups, pediatrics, osteopathic diagnosis, and manipulative medicine, full service clinical laboratory and x-ray, bone densitometry, EKG, pulmonary function testing, minor surgery, immunization, geriatric care, geriatric psychiatry, preventive medicine, acute care, and care for the chronically ill.

The Robert C. Byrd Clinic was formed to provide quality medical care at a reasonable cost to families in the area. The Robert C. Byrd Clinic is staffed by Board Certified physicians in Family Practice, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Internal Medicine, Geriatric Psychiatry, and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. Many of the physicians on staff have academic appointments at WVSOM and serve as teaching faculty of rotating medical students, interns, and residents.

The Robert C. Byrd Clinic is located at 400 North Jefferson Street in Lewisburg. Clinic hours are Monday - Wednesday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Thursday and Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday 9 a.m. to noon. For an appointment, call 304-645-3220 or 1-800-870-5822.

For the past 73 years, Bill Lewis Motors has offered just fair honest deals with no gimmicks. How can anyone forget some of the television commercials where the General Manager is playing a tuba or the commercial where the sheep say BBBill Lewis Motors instead of Baa Baa.

Bill Lewis Motors maintains a well trained staff from their sales department, service department and body shop. Each staff member has to endure many hours of training each year in order to stay certified. General Motors requires all sales, service and body shop personnel to be certified in their fields of employment. This ensures that our customers always receive the best we have to offer.

The technicians in the service department stay up-to-date with the General Motors’ latest state-of-the-art high speed computer system, saving both time and money for the customer, as well as the dealership. This helps to provide fast accurate parts needed for repair.

As always, Bill Lewis Motors appreciates your continued business and proudly supports the community around them. Perhaps you are looking for a new or used vehicle or your present one has a problem that we can fix for you. Please come by and see how Bill Lewis Motors can serve you.

Open since January of 1996, the Save-A-Lot grocery store, in the Greenbrier Valley Mall, offers groceries at a discounted price. "This is a non-conventional grocery. It gives the area a different choice." commented Truman Shrewsberry, manager of the Lewisburg store.

Shrewsberry has worked in the retail grocery business for 28 years, ten of which have been spent as Save-A-Lot. Owned by John Fitzwater and Don Tate of Fast Check, in Charleston, WV, Save-A-Lot was opened to give Greenbrier Valley grocery customers a different kind of store.

Save-A-Lot can offer customers discount prices for a variety of reasons. They handle private label brands, including Save-A-Lot milk and Wilwood Vegetables. Buying in bulk, and saving on labor costs by leaving the product in boxes, also helps to provide a cheaper shopping experience. By being open a limited number of hours, Save-A-Lot avoids paying to keep the store open when customers are not shopping as heavily. Though designed initially for customers with an annual income of $25,000 or lower, Save-A-Lot provides quality products at low prices for customers from all income levels. Experience the feeling of a lower grocery bill for yourself Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. For additional information, call 645-7994.

Cranberry Station in Beckley is more than just a store; it is a tourist (or local resident) destination. The family owned business opened in October 2003 and will soon celebrate its 4th anniversary. The store is open Monday - Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is managed by sisters-in-law Donna Constantino and Christy Atha.

Many visitors spend two or three hours browsing through the 70+ vendor spaces which boast a variety of hundreds of beautiful items. You might encounter a vignette featuring hand painted accent pieces, wall and floor clocks, lamps and tables in a contemporary style then see the same items in primitive décor.

There is approximately 5,000 square feet of many one-of-a-kind items. Although most items are manufactured you will enjoy fantastic local photography, hand made wreaths, swags and table arrangements. One of the tourist’s favorite spots in Cranberry Station is Apeeling Creations, a delicious booth of gourmet caramel and chocolate apples and pretzels, plus a special new item, Mallow Pups!

On your visit to Cranberry Station don’t forget to check out such brand names as Quacker Factory, Birkenstock, CitiKnits, Susan Graver and Diamonique.

If you haven’t experienced Cranberry Station it is worth a drive to Beckley or a detour off I-64 at Eisenhower Drive.

Visit our website at www. cranberrystation.com.

The Alta Station, owned and operated by Pamela and David Wigglesworth, and Eddie and Beverly Whitt, is located off exit 161 on Interstate 64. Alta Station offers all homemade food, including bar-b-que sandwiches, cakes and pies made from scratch, and hand-patted hamburgers; daily specials; and nightly specials on the weekends. Daily specials include meatloaf on Tuesday, spaghetti on Wednesday, open faced roast beef sandwiches on Thursday, and fish on Friday.

Catering mainly to interstate traffic, as well as traffic coming from the surrounding area, Alta Station opened on August 31, 2005, with a desire to reopen the restaurant that once stood there.

The convenience store is open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday - Thursday; Friday 5 a.m. to midnight; Saturday 6 a.m. to midnight; and Sunday 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. The restaurant is open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday - Thursday; 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday (seasonal); and 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday. The restaurant is closed on Monday.

For more information call 304-645-9015.

Owned and operated by Michelle Stoessel and Audrey Van Buren, A.M. Landscape has been in business for seven years and is located in White Sulphur Springs with their office on Rt. 92. They can provide total landscaping and maintenance for your home or business. Stoessel and Van Buren work with three other employees, and hope in the future to expand even more.

They can help make your landscaping dreams come true with installation of many landscaping accoutrements, including plants, walkways, ponds and patios.

Stoessel has been doing landscaping for 22 years, working with the White Sulphur Springs Nursery. Van Buren worked for The Greenbrier Hotel for 13 years, maintaining the lawn and grass areas.

A.M. Landscape is active in the community, including being a partner in education with the White Sulphur Springs Elementary School. They are willing to work "anywhere," including Greenbrier County in West Virginia and Allegheny County in Virginia. For an appointment with A.M. Landscape call 304-667-3663 or 304-536-3200.

Camp Alleghany, founded in 922 is a summer camp for girls. Offering a one-week session, as well as two sessions of three weeks, Camp Alleghany’s employees, which number around 10, strive to provide a structured environment for girls to enjoy themselves, as well as to learn new skills. The girls choose four activities to participate in during the time that they are there. The activities are: arts and crafts, archery, canoeing, campcraft, drama, dance, land sports, rifle, low ropes, swimming, and tennis. Sam Dawson, the owner of Camp Alleghany, acquired the business in 1995, but has been working at the camp since 1984.

He has experience in the hotel business, as well as in hospitality. Dawson wants to provide an experience for the girls that will give them something to tell their families about. He wants to make the camp experience a positive one for these girls, and loves to work with people.

Camp Alleghany is located in between Lewisburg and White Sulphur Springs. To get to the camp you would take Rt. 60 East and then turn left onto Stonehouse Road. For more information about the camp and enrollment visit www.campalleghany.com. If you are looking for a positive, family oriented camp, Camp Alleghany is the way to go.

The Bakery, situated in downtown Lewisburg on Court Street, specializes in baked goods, specialty cakes, and deli-style take out lunches. Catering services are available for both small and large groups, with orders that can be made from a large variety of food items.

Lisa Carter, owner, cook, and manager, commented, "I’ve always loved cooking, and always wanted a bakery. My brother, Wells Friedman, ran the Bakery for 10 years and was going out of the bakery business. I couldn’t pass it up! I’ve been here for four years, and love it! I’d like to thank my employees, without them this would not be possible. I’d also like to thank all the great people who have shopped and supported The Bakery throughout the years!"

Lisa owned The Blue Moon Cafe for seven years, and also taught cooking classes at The Greenbrier, Greenbrier Community College, and Dabney.

The Bakery is opened 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Catering consultations are available by appointment. The Bakery may be reached by calling 304-645-1106.

Heritage Equipment, Inc., is West Virginia’s largest Featherlite dealer. We offer our customers a great selection of custom and standard model specialty trailers.

The Featherlite name represents the highest quality standards in the trailer industry. In addition to finding the right trailer to fit your specific needs, Heritage offers many other services to help you. These services include shop facilities for trailer repairs and customization; rhino linings, the world's number one sprayed on polyurethane truck bed liners; gooseneck hitch installation; and a full line of truck accessories. Heritage Equipment is owned by Gary Kale, out of Winfield, WV, and is managed by Jessica Smith.

Heritage also employs two full-time service technicians, Michael Marosine and Josh Wykle. Smith recently received the Millionaire Club award for five years of service, during a Featherlite sales award banquet.

Greenbrier Physicians Inc. was established in 1971 when three physicians made the decision to merge their practices. Then located in the old Greenbrier Valley Hospital in downtown Ronceverte, they treated more than 50 patients each day. With the consolidation of five more physicians in 1974, Greenbrier brier Physicians moved to their present day facility, adjacent to the Greenbrier Valley Medical Center. An addition, built in 1982, brought the total square footage to 24,000 feet. The clinic has grown in capability and personnel and now houses and utilizes some of the most sophisticated medical equipment available. Their goal is to provide quality medical care for your entire family, offering internal medicine, orthopedic surgery, pulmonary medicine, and OB/GYN, general surgery, gastroenterology, ophthalmology, and pediatrics.

They also provide well-child checkups, back to school checkups, and immunizations. Their nurses give the kind of respect and personal attention you deserve. Their modern technology, extensive experience, and warm environment will make you and your children feel at home.

Greenbrier Physicians Inc. offers the services of 15 full-time physicians and two physician assistants, representing a spectrum of medical specialties. There are also 60 people in support positions. Serving a five-county area, more than 300 of the 120,000 population visit the clinic each day. For the kind of long-lasting relationship you only hoped you could have with your doctors and nurses call 304-647-5114 or toll free 800-677-5161.

Northern Greenbrier Health Clinic, Inc., also known as Williamsburg Clinic, offers a full range of services to all ages including: illness and injury treatment, disease management, routine and preventive healthcare such as examinations, physicals, immunizations, and a 340b and indigent care Pharmacy program.

We are located a short scenic drive from the Alta Exit. The Clinic interior and the nine exam rooms are tastefully decorated for your comfort. New patients are often surprised by the cleanliness and beauty of our location.

We accept Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurances. Uninsured patients are welcome. In addition, we offer a sliding fee scale, family planning program, breast and cervical screening program, and medication assistance to qualified patients. We have regular evening and some Saturday hours.

We participate in a national effort to improve the care provided to our diabetic patients and others with chronic diseases. The Clinic is meeting or exceeding national standards in many areas which results in improved health for our patients.

Northern Greenbrier Health Clinic, Inc. has been providing quality health care to the community for over 28 years. For additional information or to make an appointment, please call 645-7872, extension 10. We want to be YOUR MEDICAL HOME.

Seneca Health Services, Inc. provides community based behavioral health services to individuals with a mental illness, a developmental disability, or a substance abuse problem. Seneca specializes in quality psychiatric and psychological services, therapy, and counseling for adults and children with a mental illness or addiction.

Seneca also offers DUI education and counseling and a Public Inebriate Shelter for the substance abuse population. Specializes Title XIX MR/DD Medicaid Waiver services to the developmentally disabled population constitute a significant element of service.

Seneca employs over 400 professional and para-professional staff including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors, nurses, and other qualified staff, Over 3,000 consumers are served by Seneca annually.

Seneca Health Services, Inc., is dedicated to providing quality and compassionate behavioral health care. Call (304) 645-3319 to schedule an appointment. Most health insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, and Workers' Compensation accepted.

Julie Norman Associates are "experts in workforce and economic development." Founded by Dr. Julie Norman, they offer various professional speaking options such as workshop seminars, customized training, labor market research, event coordination, community assessment, recruitment, and keynote speaking.

Dr. Norman has provided training and consultation services to the workforce system and business community since 1986. Her services have provided assistance in 35 states to over 100,000 participants. Dr. Norman is also an adjunct faculty member at both the University of Charleston and Ohio Valley University where she teaches master’s level courses on Organizational Training and Development and Human Resource Management respectively. She also is a professional speaker for Making It Count, a division of Monster.com.

Since starting the business in March 2005, Julie Norman Associates has worked as a private consultant and trainer for several large companies, workforce investment boards, national associations, and community-based organizations. One of her recent speaking engagements was for the International Conference on Education in Honolulu, Hawaii, where she presented to an audience representing 26 countries.

Julie Norman Associates is open 24/7 and is located on 5 Bethel Road, Charleston, WV. For more information, call (304) 345-2795 or visit their website at www.julienormanassociates. com.

If you’re looking for good food, great spirits, and a safe, friendly atmosphere for the entire family, come visit the Irish Pub on Washington Street in Lewisburg.

The family-owned Irish Pub offers an authentic Irish experience with live Celtic music nightly. Delicious homemade dishes are prepared with premium meats and fresh fruits and vegetables. Aside from the regular menu favorites of Irish Stew and Corned Beef Sandwiches, "Specials" appear quite often, including Shepherd’s Pie on Wednesdays and Sundays. Also on Sundays, offerings include Bangers & Mash, Corned Beef Hash, and Beans on Toast.

Italian Night occurs the first and third Tuesdays each month, featuring a homemade Italian dinner and Italian music.

Each month, on the second and third Tuesday nights, energetic teams gather to play Pub Quiz, a fun game for everyone, with prizes for the winners.

Live entertainment is the life-blood of the Irish Pub and adds to its authentic flair. Celtic musicians visit monthly. Jazz Brunch Sundays, bring in local talent playing Jazz, Blues, and Folk music.

The Pub also hosts Sunday evening Session (Seisiun in Gaelic), a gathering of musicians for the purpose of celebrating their common interest in a relaxed setting. The session is open to everyone to join the circle.

Come in for traditional Irish cuisine in a friendly atmosphere and enjoy the live music with an excellent pint of Guinness!!

Irish Pub on Washington Street
109 E. Washington Street
Lewisburg, WV 24901
304-645-7386

If you’re looking for the perfect wedding gown, prom dress, cocktail dress, pageant dress, day wear, evening wear, shoes, accessories or handbag, look no further than locally owned Cecilia’s Bridal & Formal Wear.

Cecilia’s is the epitome of high fashion at affordable prices. Cecilia’s vast inventory includes many unique designs in all colors and every size for every age. Dress prices range from $15 to $900, and dress sizes range from newborns to plus sizes. Additionally, the "sales closet" is always stocked with dresses under $100. Cecilia’s offers dresses from such designers as Donna Ricco, Papell, London Times, Nine West and so many more!

Proprietor Susan Ciciora opened the store in 2004 because "No one was offering a large selection of nice, affordable dresses locally. I wanted to sell beautiful, current designs that wouldn’t cost my customer three weeks of overtime to purchase." In addition, Cecilia’s rents hoops and crinolines. "We don’t mind acces-sorizing your ensemble for you from top to bottom." Cecilia’s will also be adding a new line of catalogue bridesmaid dresses and mothers' dresses at unbeatable prices.

Look for Cecilia’s new location in Lewisburg at 108 East Washington Street. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM with extended seasonal hours. Cecilia’s Bridal & Formal Wear—High Fashion at affordable prices. Call 645-3633 for more information beginning June 1.

Muddfish Management, LLC, owns and operates the Fort Savannah Pub located "in the dip" of North Jefferson Street. The Fort Savannah Pub opened under Muddfish Management’s ownership three years ago in May of 2004. Owners David Walton and manager Marta Tokar opened the pub because "we couldn’t find a job we wanted."

The Pub is furnished with various games such as foosball, darts, and billiards. Its operating hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 3:30-? and Monday 5:30-?

Fort Savannah Pub offers a variety of special drinks each week.

Every Monday: $2.00 well drinks
Every Tuesday: $2.50 Mexican Beer
Every Wednesday: $1.00 Domestic Draft ‘til midnight
Every Saturday: 2 for 1 drinks from 7 to 9 p.m.
Daily: Happy hour from 5 to 7 p.m.

Fort Savannah Pub offers plenty of live entertainment as well. Tuesday nights are open mike night. Wednesday nights feature local bands. Thursday nights are karaoke night with D.J. Daryl. Friday nights feature live bands.

Fort Savannah Pub welcomes all customers to come enjoy their service. Visit myspace.com/fortsavannahpub to read the message board and see the live band schedule each week. The old, log building provides a unique atmosphere that won’t disappoint. See you "in the dip!"

Nestled in the heart of the Greenbrier Valley, Wallace Memorial Cemetery is a peaceful resting place for any loved one who has passed away. The cemetery has been recognized as one of the prettiest and best maintained cemeteries of the region. Wallace Memorial Cemetery offers a large selection of gravesites, crypts, and niches that fit the needs of any family. The newest addition to the mausoleum complex offers an additional 480 crypts and 160 cremation niches to the existing 960 crypts already purchased. The newest section opened accommodates 1,776 burial sites in addition to the nearly 10,000 gravesites already sold.

Wallace Memorial Cemetery is a perpetual care cemetery, which means that a percentage of grave, crypt, and niche sales are put in a fund to assure future funds are available for the maintenance of the cemetery. Wallace Memorial is family owned and operated since it was established in 1955.

Wallace Memorial Cemetery also offers monument, marker, and vase sales. They can do additional engraving on monuments at the existing gravesite. Additionally, the cemetery is able to provide bronze plaques for business and civic groups for special community recognition.

"Everything from fine art to fun art" is the slogan at Woody’s, the new art supply emporium next to the Greenbrier Valley Theatre in Lewisburg (113A East Washington Street).

In addition to a vast inventory of supplies and a small gallery, Woody’s offers art lessons for all, beginners and children, right up to professionals. Digital graphic designing is also available.

Open since Apr. 13, 2007, the enterprise is the first for entrepreneur Stephanie Holley, a recent summa cum laude graduate of Concord University. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Studio Art, and a Bachelor of Sciences degree in Art Education. The shop’s name is derived from the life-sized wooden mannequin that intrigued Grand Opening crowds during downtown’s First Fridays. "Lewisburg needed an art supply store," Holley explained, "and I wanted to stay in the area."

Woody’s has a vast array of art supplies. Offered at Woody’s are acrylic, watercolor, and gouache paints, paint palettes, paintbrushes, papers for various media, portfolio totes, and Egyptian art tatoos for children to name a few.

Those who visit The Greenbrier Resort time and again return for many reasons, the beauty of the Alleghenies, the kindness of the people and the vibrant surrounding communities of Lewisburg and White Sulphur Springs. Members of The Greenbrier Sporting Club, the private, residential community on the grounds of The Greenbrier, feel exactly the same. Since the Sporting Club’s opening more than six years ago, members and Sporting Club staff alike have become active and enthusiastic members of the community they are proud to call home.

"Our lives don’t stop at the limits of the Sporting Club property, they extend far into the community," said Larry Klein, General Manager of The Greenbrier Sporting Club. "I’m involved with the White Sulphur Springs Rotary and Main Street and so are many of our members. Plus, many of our members are involved with Carnegie Hall, the Greenbrier Valley Theatre and some of the local charities. We all love this community and can’t imagine not being part of it."

For the second year, the Sporting Club is hosting the Communities In Schools of Greenbrier County (CISGC) for their 2nd Annual Kids Come First Celebrity Golf Tournament. Hosted by former Dallas Cowboys’ greats, Troy Aikman and Daryl Johnston, this year’s event will be Friday, May 18, 2007, on the Sporting Club’s award-winning, Tom Fazio designed golf course, The Snead. Other celebrities include Bill Bates, Bimbo Coles, Mark Moseley, Charley Taylor, Dell Curry and Tiffany Lawrence (Miss WV). A Players Reception, Live Auction with live music follows the tournament. The tournament entry fee is $500 per person or $450 for Sporting Club Members. Price includes cart fees, on-course refreshments and players’ reception. Non-players’ reception-only fee is $75 per person. For additional information, please call 304-645-5339.

Communities In Schools of Greenbrier County is a nonprofit, stay-in-school organization dedicated to mobilizing the resources of the community and bringing them into the schools to help youth succeed in school and in life. The organization’s goal is to remove obstacles from the paths of young people who are at-risk of failure and help them attain academic and social success. CISGC provides on-site case management services to students who struggle with issues such as academics, truancy, behavior, self-esteem, employment and conflict resolution.

Nestled in the heart of West Virginia’s Allegheny Mountains, on the grounds of the historic Greenbrier, is The Greenbrier Sporting Club. A private, residential sporting community and club with unbridled access to the great outdoors, the Sporting Club gives members the opportunity to live the sporting life to its fullest. Voted a Top 12 Community by Travel + Leisure Magazine, a Top 40 Community by Golf Connoisseur Magazine and a 2006-2007 LINKS Premier Property, the Sporting Club boasts The Snead golf course, a members’ lodge, sports complex, equestrian center, fly fishing and access to The Greenbrier’s more than 50 amenities and activities.

The Sporting Club’s newest mountaintop neighborhood, Greenbrier Summit Village sits majestically on the 3,300-foot summit of Greenbrier Mountain with awe-inspiring views of The Snead golf course and The Greenbrier Resort. The neighborhood is already

garnering praise as Forbes named it one of their favorites in "Where We Want to Live in 2006." The Summit Lodge will include a game room, bar, shuffleboard and pool table. The Sports Barn will feature a multipurpose space for basketball, volleyball and badminton, as well as barn dances and children’s programs. The Grand Opening is planned for late summer.

Sporting Club homesites range from $400,000 to $2.2 million and offer mountain, fairway and creekside views. Contact 888-741-8989 or www.thegreenbrier sportingclub.com.

With today’s hectic pace, it’s good to know that there is one place you can go for all of your prescription and health care needs—Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy. Committed to accuracy, fast service and cost containment, Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy has been a cornerstone of the community for nearly three decades. Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy provides free delivery, free mail service, free medication reviews, personal charge accounts, 24-hour automated telephone and web-based refill services and assistance with Worker’s Compensation and Medicare claims. Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy is the only pharmacy in the Greenbrier Valley offering Medicine-on-Time®, an innovative personal prescription management system specifically designed for people taking multiple medications.

Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy is a leading community provider of pharmaceuticals, diabetic supplies, breathing medications and specialty healthcare products. "We are more than a supplier of medications," says Rick Leatherman, RPh, chief pharmacist at the Fairlea location. "We understand the extra measure of service and value customers. We strive to meet these expectations with every prescription we fill."

Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy is also focused on helping customers manage their health conditions through regular education. For example, Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy is a certified PEIA Face-to-Face provider. The Face-to-Face Diabetes Program is specifically designed for patients who have PEIA insurance and diabetes. With active participation and program compliance, PEIA will waive co-payments for diabetes related prescription drugs and lab services. In addition, participants will also receive health information, free glucose meters and training, meal planning tips and ongoing support. Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy is also the only pharmacy in Greenbrier County certified to provide support to PEIA patients suffering from hypertension. PEIA members wishing to participate in this program must have a referral and hypertension treatment plan from their physician.

Getting your medications at low prices has never been easier. You don’t even have to visit the pharmacy. Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy offers in-house charge accounts and free delivery services. Now that’s convenience! Just call the pharmacy and request your prescription; charge your medication to your account and our driver will bring it right to your front door. Why wait in line at a big chain pharmacy? Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy knows your time is important so wait times are minimal. Most prescriptions are ready in ten minutes or less.

Greenbrier Medical Arts Pharmacy hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturdays from 8:30 AM to 12:00 noon. Visit or call one of our locations: Rt. 219N in Lewisburg 647-5121 or next to the hospital in Fairlea 647-1377. Drive-thru service is available at the Lewisburg location and car-side service is provided at the Fairlea location. Just call from your cell phone and a friendly staff member will bring your medication right to your car.

Created by Dr. Timothy Pence and Elizabeth Destiny in 1996, Greenbrier Chiropractic Center has grown to become a well-established family health care center serving the Greenbrier Valley.

Dr. Pence provides traditional chiropractic care rooted in its vitalistic philosophy, "Our primary purpose as chiropractors is to remove or reduce the interference to healing that occurs when spinal and related structures are displaced or become dysfunctional."

Dr. Pence was born and raised in the Greenbrier Valley and received his undergraduate degree in biology at Marshall University. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Life University near Atlanta, Georgia, with a dual degree in Doctor of Chiropractic and a Bachelors of Science in Nutrition. Additionally, he has obtained certification in physiological therapeutics and clinical acupuncture.

"After sixteen years of practicing chiropractic, I’ve definitely learned that you cannot serve the public well without a top-notched team." A caring staff is most important. "Patients don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care." Team members include the front desk receptionist and insurance specialist Peggy Orndorff. The chiropractic assistant/office integrator is Diane O’Dell. Part time help provided by mother Margery Pence completes this well selected staff.

Although health care is a serious business, there is an atmosphere of joy and fun in the practice. "Laughter is commonplace in our clinic and has a powerful, therapeutic value", says Dr. Pence.

Services at Greenbrier Chiropractic Center include specific, low force instrument adjustments as well as traditional spinal manipulation. Physiotherapy including neuromuscular techniques, therapeutic exercise, rehabilitation, low level laser, auriculotherapy, and electric stimulation are also utilized. Additionally, acupuncture and nutritional counseling are available as well as nutritional and orthotic products.

The goal at Greenbrier Chiropractic Center is to assist individuals and their families in their own health related goals, whether that is pain relief, restoring function, maintaining wellness, or reaching their full health potentials.

Greenbrier Chiropractic Center is conveniently located just 3 minutes from I-64 on Rt. 219 North of Lewisburg.

Greenbrier Valley Ear Nose and Throat is open for business in Greyrock Professional Park. Greenbrier Valley ENT is a medical practice of otolaryngology—head, nose and facial plastic surgery. Owner Christopher L. White, D.O. treats people of all ages for injuries relating to the ear, nose and throat, and allergies. Greenbrier Valley ENT also performs cosmetic head, facial and neck surgeries.

Founded in January of 2007, Dr. White opened the practice because he felt it was needed because "Greenbrier County community was without a full-time ear, nose and throat physician."

Greenbrier Valley ENT is the only full-time ear, nose and throat practice open in Greenbrier County.

Greenbrier Valley ENT offers services involving pediatric ear, nose and throat disorders, hearing loss/tinnitus/dizziness, sinus and allergy-related problems, voice and swallowing disorders, obstructive sleep apnea and snoring, head and neck cancers, including skin cancer and cosmetic and therapeutic plastic reconstructive surgeries.

Dr. White grew up just south of Lake Eerie, Pennsylvania. Dr. White completed his undergraduate studies at St. Bonaventure University in Olean, New York. He returned to Pennsylvania for medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. For his residency, White traveled to the University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey School of Osteopathic Medicine. Before settling in Greenbrier County, Dr. White practiced otolaryngology for 18 months with two other D.O.s in Whiteville, North Carolina.

Dr. White and his wife, Jennifer, have been married for over six years. They are raising their two children, son Nicholas and daughter Ryan, who were born on the same day, two years apart. Dr. White and his wife "absolutely love the area," and can’t wait to raise their children in Greenbrier County.

For more than 30 years, ResCare West Virginia has been a local provider of human services. With 12 agencies in West Virginia alone, ResCare offers a full spectrum of residential, day habilitation and vocational services to adults and children with developmental disabilities.

The Lewisburg Agency of ResCare has two group homes available. Group Homes are family style houses in typical neighborhoods where up to eight individuals live together. Well-trained staff provides 24-hour supervision and support. People in the home live, work and grow together.

Waiver/Supported Living provides tailored services that focus on the specific needs of up to three individuals living in their own home or apartment in the community.

ResCare’s Community Day Habilitation program focuses on life skills and offers individuals the opportunity to become active in their communities through skills training, recreation and community service.

The Supported employment program helps prepare individuals for employment through assessment of their interests and abilities. Job coaches are provided to ensure success in their work environment.

Respite Services help families who have someone at home with a disability and need a few hours of free time.

The Lewisburg Agency of ResCare is located at 208 North Court Street. Executive Director, Christine Shaw, can be reached at 645-1110.

ResCare serves with respect, compassion and skill. They strive to build lives and reach potential.

"A family tradition since 1900," Lobban Funeral Home has been serving the Greenbrier Valley for over 100 years making it the longest-standing funeral home in the Greenbrier Valley. For four generations, Lobban Funeral Home has been family owned and operated. Floyd G. Lobban purchased the South Alderson Livery Stable in 1895. The "Lobban Brothers" Furniture Store and F.G. Lobban Funeral Parlor was established in 1901 by Floyd G. Lobban and John N. Lobban. In 1937, Lobban Funeral Home moved to its present location in Alderson.

In addition to operating a funeral home, owner Karen F. Lobban and directors/siblings, Sarah E. Lobban and Robert F. Lobban, operate Lobban Monument Company, Alder-son and Fletcher Cemeteries, and Lobban Floral. Cremation, local and out-of-town services, pre-arrangement and counseling are also offered by Lobban Funeral Home.

From the founding generation up to the present fourth generation of directors, all five graduated from the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science.

Lobban Funeral Home is located at 205 South Monroe Street in Alderson. To contact Lobban Funeral Home, Lobban Monument Company or Alderson and Fletcher Cemeteries, call 445-2700. Lobban Floral is located at 701 Washington Street in Alderson. Contact the floral shop by calling 445-7482.

Boone Tractor is one of the last reminders of an era past in customer service. If you have a small yard or a big farm you can depend on us to provide you the same quality and integrity that can’t be found in your nationwide department stores or supply houses. We stand behind our products, offering full service to our brands as well as many others. We have what it takes to keep you going with what you have, or to put you back in the running with something new.

Our employees are our key assets. Boone Tractor relies heavily on the fact that its employees come from or live in the same towns and backgrounds as its customers, be it back on the farm, the construction site, or just lawn maintenance. At Boone Tractor we aren’t stuck with the retail or manufacturer’s prices. We will meet or beat any deal with our competitive prices and quality brands. That’s why Boone Tractor is "The Best Deal In Town."

Boone Tractor is a privately owned business with roots steeped in old-fashioned customer service. With three stores to serve you in Bedford and Salem, Virginia, and with its newest location in Lewisburg, West Virginia, Boone Tractor is able to serve the entire region of Virginia, West Virginia, and surrounding areas. Boone Tractor has the resources to handle bids for commercial equipment and fulfill all government and municipal contracts. Boone Tractor supplies top products to the agricultural, industrial, and commercial markets with services that include equipment rental, repair service, and parts supply.

You can find Boone Tractor on the web at www.boonetractor.com. Visit our website for more information and to view some of the brands we carry. Visit our newest location in Lewisburg, West Virginia, located on Route 219 North adjoining the Lewisburg Airport.